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The University of Bucharest ethics code defines plagiarism as presenting another person's intellectual contributions, including ideas, methods, research results, texts, arguments, data, representations, formulas, algorithms, or demonstrations, as one's own without right.
The University of Bucharest ethics code states that academic fraud is forbidden in any form and that the university does not tolerate practices that produce or favor academic fraud.
The first AI4UB stage listed general online workshops on using AI in academia, practical AI for scientific writing, and AI for data analysis.
The University of Bucharest has an official AI4UB initiative described as a permanent strategic program focused on AI education, research, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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